
Experts and enthusiasts competitively collaborate in the creation of screen-centric "best of" lists. Hosted by draft commissioners Clay Keller and Ryan Marker. "Most impeccable taste in guests." - Entertainment Weekly
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 405 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Rookie Month 2026 comes to a close with The New Flesh co-hosts Brett Arnold (Yahoo Entertainment) and Jesse Hassenger (The A.V. Club) ranking the 7 best franchise PART FOURS ever made!
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Rookie Month continues! It's a wild night at the Draft Table as food and movie writer Vince Mancini and his Pod Yourself a Gun co-host, comedian Matt Lieb, rank the 7 best films set in RESTAURANTS!
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Rookie month continues as film programmers Jourdain Searles (MIX NYC) and Maddie Whittle (Film at Lincoln Center) competitivley / collaboratively rank the 7 best movies ever made about WEDDINGS!
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Rookie Month 2026 kicks off with Dear Movies, I Love You co-hosts Casey O'Brien and Millie De Chirico putting their friendship to the test over the single, definitive, Best Of list of the very normal feature filmography of director FRANK HENENLOTTER!... more
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Came here cuz I’ve been catching up and … I cannot believe you let Jo Robinson play Hamnet before it had a wide release. Also, someone tell her to stop referring to actors and other industry players by their first name only.
There was a recent episode where Clay tried to move people along as if he isn’t the reason for the every episode’s bloat.
Stop giving Adam B Vary 45 uninterrupted minutes to talk about a movie. Enough.
I love you guys though. Ryan, step it up and get these people in che... more
great show, love the discussions the format inspires. sorry to say it but drea is an overbearing presence on every episode in which she appears—can’t believe yall made daniel waters listen to her go on and on. anyway, great show generally!
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I started listening to this pod a few months ago, and was at first unsure of the format. I was so invested in “the list” that I was fast forwarding the intros and discussions, and was often left disappointed when my favorites were snubbed. But the more I listened, the more I started to enjoy every hilarious retelling of childhood memory or prolonged back and forth about the virtues of Start Trek V. By the time I was screaming in my car about the ridiculously perfectly chaotic 80s fantasy draft, ... more
Maybe someday AI will let us excise a GM talking, like Jordan.
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Two hosts curate and moderate sprawling, serpentine drafts that assemble top film lists across eras and genres, pairing deep cinephile analysis with lively banter. Episodes frequently blend rigorous topic debates with personal anecdotes, guest expertise, and recurring game mechanics (vetoes, serpentine order, and boosters), producing a unique mix of scholarly critique and playful competition. Notable strengths include high-caliber guests from film criticism, writing, and acting spheres, plus a willingness to tackle niche subjects (e.g., specific directors, eras, or thematic threads) with detailed rationale. Listeners who enjoy long-form discussion, deep fandom, and collaborative ranking will likely find this format engaging and rewatchable,... more
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2. Matt Lieb
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